What an invoice should include
Requirements differ by country, but a complete invoice usually has:
- The word "Invoice" (or "Tax invoice" where the law asks for it), a unique invoice number and the date of issue.
- Your business name, address and tax number (GSTIN, VAT number, ABN, TRN or similar).
- The customer’s name and address, and their tax number when they are registered.
- Each item or service with quantity, rate and amount.
- Tax shown separately by rate, then the total payable.
- The due date, payment terms and your bank details.
How to make one
- Enter your business details and logo once; they are remembered in your browser.
- Add the customer and the items. Choose your country and the tax rate, currency and number style follow it.
- Download a PDF to email, a Word file to edit, or an image to share, or print it.
Questions
Which countries does it support?
Presets cover India (GST), the United Kingdom and Europe (VAT), the United States, Canada, Australia and the UAE, plus an international setting. You can change any label, rate or currency.
Does it calculate tax?
Yes. Set a tax rate per item and the invoice adds up the tax and the total. Rounding to a whole amount and the amount in words are optional.
Can I reuse my details for the next invoice?
Yes. Your company details stay in your browser. Choose File → New invoice to start the next one; the invoice number moves on by one. You can also save a project file to keep a copy.
Is anything uploaded?
No. Invoices are made inside your browser and never sent to a server.